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AMDAdvanced Micro Devices
USPowered by onchain ownership
One token.
A basket of rewards.
Hold ETF20 in your own wallet. Receive transferable sETF20 backed by tokenized stocks, then burn those shares to redeem the basket.
No staking. No wrapping.•Your wallet. Your shares.
ETF20
AMDNFLXPLTRAMZNTSLAReward basket5 assetsFunded • Transferable • Redeemable
5Basket assets
100%Onchain rewards
24/7Vault visibility
0Tokens locked
01 / The basket
Global scale,
made claimable.
Five stock assets. One transparent basket. Rewards you can hold, transfer, or redeem.
Treasury funds the Vault with supported stock tokens. Eligible ETF20 holders receive sETF20 shares, each representing a proportional claim on that basket.
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The basket today
AMD, Netflix, Palantir, Amazon, and Tesla. The current Vault has five fixed constituents; the broader product vision is 20 assets.
The reward basket
5 assets · One VaultNF
NFLXNetflix
USPL
PLTRPalantir
USAM
AMZNAmazon
USTS
TSLATesla
US02 / The mechanism
From your holdings
to your rewards.
Hold
Keep ETF20 in your wallet. Your eligible balance at a Treasury snapshot determines your allocation.
Fund
Treasury deposits the basket assets into the Vault, backing each new share before distribution.
Receive
The Vault mints sETF20 directly to eligible holders. Keep your shares or transfer them to another wallet.
Redeem
Burn sETF20 to receive your proportion of every asset in the basket, with no separate approval.
03 / Radical transparency
A vault you can verify.
See the assets held by the Vault, the shares backing each distribution, and the transactions that move rewards to holders.
- 01A fixed basket of five stock assets
- 02Proportional deposits before new shares are minted
- 03Treasury-led distribution with published snapshot commitments
- 04Transferable shares with proportional basket redemption
ETF20 / VAULTBASKET SHARES
Your reward tokensETF20A proportional claim on Vault assets
Basket constituents5 stock tokens
RedemptionBurn shares, receive assets
Review actual reserves, wallet balances, and your redemption estimate in the holder dashboard.
04 / Built with restraint
The rules matter
more than the hype.
The Vault accepts funding in its configured stock assets. Treasury is responsible for acquiring them.
Every new funding preserves the existing stock-assets-per-sETF20 ratio to prevent dilution.
ETF20 earns stock-token rewards; it does not claim to mirror basket NAV.
05 / Questions
Know what
you hold.
Is ETF20 itself a tokenized ETF?+
No. ETF20 is an ERC-20 token used to determine reward eligibility. sETF20 is the separate share token used to redeem assets from the Vault. ETF20 does not promise to track an index or the basket’s net asset value.
Where do the stock rewards come from?+
Treasury acquires the supported stock tokens and deposits them into the Vault before distributing sETF20. Revenue collection and asset purchases are separate Treasury operations; the Vault does not swap ETH or buy stocks.
How is reward eligibility calculated?+
At each Treasury distribution, a committed snapshot allocates newly backed sETF20 in proportion to every eligible wallet’s ETF20 balance. The sETF20 remains transferable and can be burned for its share of every stock held by the Vault.
Can I transfer my rewards?+
Yes. sETF20 is transferable. Its recipient receives the right to redeem a proportional share of the basket, even without holding ETF20. Selling ETF20 does not remove sETF20 already in your wallet.
Why are there five assets?+
ETF20’s product vision is a basket of 20 stock assets. The current Vault uses five fixed constituents. Expanding the basket requires a separate contract rollout; it is not an automatic rebalance.
Your share of the basket
Hold ETF20.
Redeem the basket.
No staking. No wrapping. Just holdings, shares, and transparent rewards.
Enter the Vault